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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1887-08-17
Another Yictory cor tne Gladstonites.

LONDON. Aug. 15.-The election in the
Northwich division of Cheshire. on Satur-
day, 70 i'll the vacancy caused by the death
of Mr.. r. Verdin, Liberal Unionisk. result
ed in another victory for the Gladstoniles.
The vote stood: Mr.. ]. T. BIunner, Glad
Liberal Unionist, 1888. Lord Henry Gros.
venoT is 2 son of the Duke of West Minister.
In the last election when the Liberal Union
ist candidate was successful the vote was
ss follows: r. VeTdin, Liberal Uuionis,
416; J. 7. Brunner, Homeruler, 3, ,95S.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1887-08-17
JubIIant NatiSnaiists.

DUBLIS, August 15.-The Nationalists
here are jubllant over the Gladstonian
victory in Cheshire. They declare that the
Government can not proclaim the Ma
tional League IN the face of defeat which
completely changes the political situation.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1887-08-17
Acres of Timber Destroyed,

BELLEvILLE, Mich., Aug. 10.-Forest fires
are rsging two miles south of here, and
many acrt of timber have already been
DESTROYED
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1887-08-17

OswEeo. N. Y, Aug. IA disease said
TO be Texas fever has broken out among
the cattle In this -neighborhood. Ten days
ago q man brought herd OF twenty-elght
coWs here from Jefferson County to butcher
for market. Seven XWDkilled and nQlo
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1887-08-17
ENGLAND,s FOOD sUPPLY.

Frantic Efforts OF Johnny Bull to Deterio-
rate American Wheat.
LONDON, August IA comparison OF
various reports recently Submitted to
parliament bearing upon the question of
England's food supply gives the impression
that in spite Of their hopeful tone John
Bull still suffers an agony Of helpless rage
ct being compelled to purchase as largely
- h II NJ dome frou1 A Amoxicnu< n<kak6-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-02-08

SEVERAL SrticlsS hSvs SppeSred in
she various pSperS relstlve 70 some
|Setlon being taken by the British sub
jecsS on theSe ISlSndS 70 mark the Ju-
|bllee Of Queen Victoria in fitting
Snd appropriate nSnnsr, Time Is
Ce;ing on. Snd To obSSin money tog
2ny permanent ohlect Will require
|ooth energy Snd eSre- Ii Is Srrpgls-
'inS 10 Us thSt move Is not inside.
Oar American fellow citizens sire ever
-eSiy 10 celebrate the CREST events 0.
the Republic, but our British fellow
citizens seem 70 be strangely bSek
wzui 10 celebrate the events Of then
Snciens Kingdom, \ meeting should
Ihzve been called lSSt month - discuss
the MISTER and slow il TO take Soms
tangible ShSps, Some excellent sug
SeStionS hSve been made. Snd they
can only BE- put 70 practical test By
liiScuSSiOc,
II VIII De long enough before on,
descendants Sra likely 10 see snotheS
Juirlse- From 1895 u the prsSeni
.dzta, $ period q 81 yeGrS, only three
.ro2a-chS have rsSchs3 reign Of 8
yearS- They were Henry III. iron
f2I6 70 1872. Edward III. 1927 70 1ST
and Georga III. 100 10 1870.
lie; Is hope that seton viii now Be
speedily tSksr-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-02-08
Anglican Church Association.

On Thursday evening last being the first
Thursday II ihs nonth- Inc Anglican Cnarch
Association Eeld It's meeting IN the old prc
.Csthsdrsl, tee President, the Rev. George
Wallace II the CT an. After the usual routine
11s1nsss, the paper Of tie evening OF the
+ UnbE0kel continuity OF the Anglican
Church frE1n the szriiess ages Of the Chris
is1 Ira 70 the present tine vas Rad by
I1spt- Aisf, z. y The history Of the Church
- vas traced from the Ist century to the
zt-er part OF the YII century, zhozinz the
coalition Of the Eagiish Church through
Ithe vzriO1s periods Of the Roman occapa-
|tio1, the struggle with the hesthe1 Sorssuen.
Dams and SzIOls. 70 the Norman CONQUEST
and thsnce 70 the Reformation. especisIIy
pointing CIT the peEzistz1t indepsudent IA
itiouzlity Of the Church, and its centuries Of
struggle against Ronish superiority, finally
sehieTiug IL freedom By the gHest RsfOrmz-
..iou- The history Of the zuihOEizsd English
Bib Tzs traced and that Of the exissin 2
IPEyeE box. EhOEing the imnelss antiquity
d b. far tts lSTEsE portion Of the Litufgies
* pZessnt N daily 1se. In seconding vote
q thanks for the paper, ihs Rev. n. GoEsu
rETisEed the szns fed Of Ecclesiastical his
boy aid gsTs very interesting e fsB8Dors
Iskstc1 Of the principal events leading up u
tie ZOE existing Anglican Church, which be
ITO DsIntzirsd stands without gap and
O<I1g little If anything % Rome. About
thirty nsDosEs vas present On the mo-
l-Io1 ot Rev. Alex Macintosh, 3IE. GOazrl
zss iagItsd 70 PEepers payer for rhe next
no-t1ly IosstlnR OF the words Of tns Greed
believe n the holy Catholic Ch1rca." Mr.
5Ozzr Esying accepted the invitation, tha
nsstiug dispersed.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-02-08

w hear that those interested II
zhst utter folly. the so-caIled training
ship Ksimiloa, are trying 20 throw
dlst into the eyes Of the public b.
saying that she can Be equipped, ready
for sea Il Z cost OF seven or eight
thousand dollars. over and above what
has been paid for her. Considering
|-hst z large number Of the communiitty
rere some luszs ago largely engaged
IN fitting cut Ehsleships, and there
fore are fairly posted &C 10 what the
cast u rigging and fitting vessels Is,
E argues an amount OF cold cheek and
1rsze1 mpadence, 10 make such q
Statement, which L positively refresh
ing The KsiuIlOa L having her rig
entirely changed; this, Of course. en-
tails two complete new sets Of sails.
The i1teri0r u the vessel L 10 be en-
|Irely, OF rather : being entirely
changed; these are only two large and
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-02-08
N ACEKoRIAM-
PRINCESS LIKELIKE.

DEAEE rs sgsl1 laid Il hard On
Es rsEmg family q Hawai- Il
ISL t-= Ee-r-su-zreZt- Prince L,sIs---
oh1kE hight lad q two and
tEE-y- IL EC1zast q the family.
vas sZ11z--! stricken C1En- and tn
yeEs -z-s- Esl-C-y , 1857. tLs
sEe cid Ind Is els--z6 sn0sIe-.
tL= PE-cass LzE=-Lz- srs-n to
yo-Ess tlzl Tzs Eff
rs csspsst SICILY = tz-5 b. IL
tor tLs l1ss tai thar lLs7sss-v-z II,
To- PEccssS L--1-1zz-zzl LsTe -
tsz1sd 4 Tins parting Eruu z sfstsrI
and Z EEs E==-lzE = EXPRESSED t1- =
blt-sr l1ss q z eLfs. b TIE Hon 4
s C-ss1o-L and z a1oTs-. b. -
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Ire 6scsase,i Prices ES b.5ru
JUWy Is. ISL sz6 Ms Therefore
b1f us t1-Zsd thirty 81 q tbs IL
q hz- dsa1h- C1riozsIy euguyh tha
s-s TsE that sts frs ss~ tte -IigFsFl
Lsr fE.zrs husband The Hon Archi1
bzld Scoet ClsghoZz- Iz16sd OF tn
Islz15s A child the EttIa
C1istesz ~zs Tsry delicate. and son
sf-zr h=E ErSh she ES ss1 70 kOuzI
HsEsL q accent q rs dr., healthy
c-lDsts- and EhfEs shs rHz-ned I'll
t1s age q 81 She Ezs then r.
DgTsd . EO-1luIz- Ehs-e she Va
frs pzt Il ehEge q ths Ronzul
CzthoIzc Sisters. tk=z q that veteran
Ussl01s-y, Mss Og3e1- and finally
bscsDs 3 ps1ul q Ms B1nghsm- Il
TIE ksEzlzhs0 Seminar. Were shs
rs1z1sd 1EE hE uzrrzgs q Seu5
tZbsT = IsI9- Tie uzrrzsce cere1
ZDuT t05k p-zas q Was6ing-oz
P-scs- 4 reszds1cs q GOTerur< nd
Mrs l1UrEs- the Istts- nov IT,
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pStent expenses which viii eat up 4
Xvi round sum of money, When
the vessel Is fitted out with stores and
SrmS, when the uniforms for tho crew
have been bought, when the thousand
Snd one expenses which this Govern
snent viii have been put 10 are added
up, il VIII BE- found that the vessel
will 80 to sen at & cost Of fsr nearer
sSSSOO0 over Snd above her cost price,
Shsn $500,
And Whist folly it is. Money
wasted for everything; roads in 4
frShtful condition: bills outstanding
landings requiring repairs and ne
newSl; y city whose death rate is Off
cially given as S1s6S per thousand,
showing the need of sanitary reform
SrSde dull; the best workers in the
country, the hSriy and steady me
chSnieS, gradually leaving the coun1
Try, draining away and leaving woful
gsps: depression in the market of our
crest staple and an ever increasing
debt. This Is the time chosen TO sad
4 Ole the country with 3 toy ship for
which she has IS much need rs cow
hiss for s diamond necklace. 1t is
simply disgusting 10 see the funds
which sire wrung from tbewage earners
thus thrown away, while the earners
themselves have 70 pinch in order 10
ind money for this folly and extrava-
gancs, The men who pay seem to
have no rights at all, How long are
they going u stand it. We believe
not very much longer.
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In anasap
RESOLUTION OF CoNDoLNCE

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rs5z7cs q Al=z1z1sy Go6. Her Eoysl HSSe-
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tAss Lzsss IA
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Vs. ps-71s t1z-s5c-s
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Tn Legislature appropriated hbe

TE Legislature appropriated hber
----- - ID - L-=1slz SUM OF
S26l 900, and under the head Of Int
-lOE Department there Is & sum Of
$500 appropriated Tor physicians
With such E liberal appropriation il
: uJnStrOus that the nOTtuary report
should monthly ssy unattended. 2
when eLrunlcling the deaths IN this
city Last month, out Of 9 total Of IS
deaths, IS, q 81 Per cent were reported
q unattended This Is mOnstyuus
In England when 9 death occurs with
put medical attendance. enquiry Is
promptly made. and II the deceased
S child the parents are liable TO be
brought up to- mansLaughter. Gases
n point occurred ID 1872. when q
father was convicted for the offence,
and again N 1876. when John Robert
|Dowles was sentenced 10 three months
Imprisonment
In Hawaii however. II Is e common
thing. Is the statistics OF Honolulu
show. f0r men, women and children
30 die II considerable numbers with
ont @r seeing 8 doctor II this hap
pens IN Honolulu, where physicians
are easily accessible, what must It bel
e the outer districts whence We get
no statlsticss
Does II not seem passing strange
that With the large amount voted for
the Board Of Health, such things
should be IN honolulu 4 content
uorzry thinks the charitable societies
Should take the matter up. We viii
b very glad 30 see the charitable so
,eietiss doing so good work, but Nd
believe that they all have Is much a
they can DO already, their funds baTd
z constant drain on them
No. the duty lies with the Board a
Health But Just now the President
q the Board Of Health, who Is sIsol
ihe Minister Of Foreign Affairs L tad
intent OF silly schemes OF Empire IL
tie Pacific 20 look after the poor Ha
ssiisnS who die daily within fe1i
yards q lis door. unattended and
11csra1 f0z-
HoE long sn since the Board Of
Health had Z meetingl We suggestl
that they should have one q Al early
date. and that they should enquire
why so many HsEaiians
tame 20 their end with no physician
to attend themF
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-02-08

Tx nap q Hawai- which spEezE
n The first page II this Issue. VII II
|1leate the location q the recent lava
|10E. II The district O. Kan though
l0t equzlIng- n IL style q execution.
|-hs snTsEIngs which supesr II E1y-
5sTs OF the LezGes Yea. Il vii serve
T-hs purpose intended and show how
E1ssT rs tzsek E@ 70 that q
1865 Il < impossible Il present
20 deal With al The scientific questions
Which can arse h1u cerzfuI study
81 this wonderful ph=1guenon. but e
material : collected and SIZED ~
.hgpe 70 present . series q articles
which vii Be u TzIUe 10 tLesc-zrrT:E;;c
world Il L very fortunate tIst 1Ir.
EuEesm- the vel k1CEu artist Ms
able % reach the EgE II tine Hehss
obtained seEles q VARIABLE skeSches
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-02-08
EIrss GzEz Gsy q 15tki-zzsss.
1E= .z= q GzCesr AID distress


Oh large edition q last wesk hzT
ing beel to- limited 20 uees the de
Ez1d- Ne issue today over fftaeE
1U11rsd C1ples q the G4zETTE- The
tUl and Interesting accounts q ths
hsa lava eruption and the sketch o.
the lste deceased PEyCEss LIZZIE
III Ts1ds- this u1nbeE C1s q suecis.
l1-ersst sbE0sd- Copies foT mailing
|ca1 d had q the 1eEs agencies q 4
his OEes- and orders from the Oshsl
|-z-z1ds VII b promptly mailed Il
t0relgn sddresses- L the lists ara y
|celTe1 b. the return uziLs-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-02-08

IASr week We could hardly give
credit 10 the rumor that Mr.. Alapai :
inan utterly untitled for the position.
w2s 70 be sppoirtsd II the place OF
|RO2i Supervisor Harc. The runor.
however. waS but TOO true. Mr.. Ais
|uSi les been appointed. and sgain Ee
have 81 instance Of that constantly
gong from bSd 10 worse. which Is the
chief characteristic Of the present r.
yams-
Our roads are 50 bad that even 2n
able man would ind great difficulty
5n putting them II Order. Whist are
we 10 expect from s man who hiss been
p;tehtorked into position without
1ny regard for his fitness for It from
Is man who knows IS much about ro2d
msEDg Is s bSboon does Of playing
the violin:
Our roads are bad now. they viii be
patehed- If enough money Is allowed
Mr. Alapsi 70 p2teh them, snd IN s
few months they vii be worse thsn
eyer.
As 70 the money, We heSC thaI the
vote tor roSds has been nearly e1-
hauSted slreSdy. there were 50 many
bid bills 70 psy up. II this Is theease
the prospect before Us Is truly lament
'sble- Whist & mess the finances and
general administration Of the Govern
|nent sre in The rulers Of the eoun-
~ seem to be like the pruyerbial beg
gar: they have put on tswdry cloak,
have got on horseback and seem bent
On arriving ST the self same goal that
the pru7erbis1 one Is said 10 be bound
ID reseh.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-02-08
Election Of Officer.
Administrator Notice.

- = Lf1oIJN ED HAV
"a ing been duly appointed sd,,t-t- =
ate Of I Ksilb o. DOMINGO LOPEs RAMOS
l@lins against the Estate are n 80, it-,hs having
sa,5sd tne same. daily verified H. w yosiasd %
81 Per.o Ti.fns 5 tx months from TITS date ass
property belonging to The Estss1' " having any
III - .ssqsested 70 make ined;af. ~ Posses-
fTcpoor.r,, s5. ssaiHe- >. P. MENDoyT1 NJ
LOpes Ramos. u Estate Of Domingo
~ - 1855. iiB Il
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-02-08
Situation Wanted
NOTICE
Notice to the PnhlieI

|HAVINGSECURED THEsER-
- vices Of Nh. J. NJ. DAT, as General Purcbas-
all orders IN our line particularly or anv speciaI
loLueIs. win the assurance that Mr.. Oats per
|sonai attention will be given to the selection
M "a purchase Of all articles ordared.
1I14 3R j. H sOPFR
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-02-08
NOTICE /!

a MEETING OF THE MEM
IA 6ers OF the QUEENS HOSPITAL, viii
DC held at the Room Of the Chamber ~ Co..
I1rce on THURSDAY, the eth Of Febr9s-,
lo5I, al II A u. 70 act upon a proposed amend
neht o. me Charter Of the Queens Hospital IN
5Hthoflze the Trustees to sell lease. exchan1e ~
1isPose Of real estate. Per Order u
F. A. SCHAEFEP
To,o1-f T. q an - Secretary
--,--o-llHt 3ah-HIf ~. 1880. 1f4s X
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-02-08


~ Hawaiian lslands-In Probate. In the mat
ter of the Estate OF JOHANN HEINRICH
IWIChE, late Of Honolulu, deceased Order APP
pointing time FOR Probate Of VIII and directisg
publication OF notice Of the same.
document, purporting to be the last will and
Testament OF Johann Heinrich WiCke deceased.
having on the 18th day Of January. 1857. been
4 presented 10 said Probate Court. and petition
for the Probate thereof. and for the issuance OF
letters testamentary 10 Johanna Wicke widow OF
THE deceased, having been filed by the said
7Johanne Wicke.
It's hereby ordered, that MONDAY. the 18th
Iday Of February, 1885,, at 10 O'Clock A. N OF said
day, AZ the Court Room of said Court. at Alto
lsni uSle, in Honolulu be, and the same is
hereby appointed the time for proving said WI NJ
and hearing said application, when and where
Iany person interested may appear and contest
the satdwill, and the granting Of letters Tesla
|mentary.
Il is further ordered. that notice thereof be
given by publication, for four successive weeks
Iln the HAWAIIAN GAZETTE, 4 newspaper printed
bind published in Honolulu.
And II is further ordered, that citations be
ISSUED to the subscribing witnesses to said will
and to the heirs of the testator in san Francisco
and said Honolulu, TO appear and attend the
probate OF said will, at the time appointed.
Dated Honolulu, Jan. 13. 1885,
EDWARD PRESTON.
Attest: Justice Supreme Court.
HENRY SMITH. Deputy Clerk. lisg AZ
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-02-08

Snd photographs, and hiss slSo sons
very SocurSte measurements which
Viii be q the greatest use when tbs
History Of the flow GENES e be writ
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-02-08
crooI advertisements
COURT OF THE

y UPREME COURT OF THE
10 Hawaiian Islands, In Probate ~ nc
Imattrr 81 the Estate OF kAltANAAJW Al NJ
INOA, (wO OF Honolulu, oahu. deceased uruct
I,o show cause on application OF executor Tor
k,rSicr ot sale Of Real Estate.
On reading aud ding the petition or IohR =
ICoburn, executor % The will % the said deceased,
praying for order ~ sale 81 certain real estate
Belonging 10 the said estate, situate on King
|sticct In ilenelaln, adjoining she Refcrma'ory
School, and setting forth certain legal reasons
Iyhy such real estate should be sold
ii Is hereby ordered, that the heirs and next Of
kip Of the said deceased sud all persons interested
/ In said estate, appear before this Conrt On MON
HAY, the sSth day Of February, 1877, at ten
lo'eiock A ~ at the Court Room OF this Court, In
|Ahialani Hale Honolulu, then and there % show
|cause why an order should not be granted for tho
bale of sueh estate
And Il Is further ordered, that this order be
|puhlishcd st least three successive weeks before
Enc said dav OF hearing, IN the MAwAuAS "a
|sErrs aud Kaokea newspapers published tn said
Honolulu.
Dated Honolulu, Jaruary y, 1881.
EDWARD PRESTON.
Justice supreme Court.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-02-08

IN : waiiSn Islands. Third Judicial District. In
Probate. In the Estate OF SAMUEL l.. COAN,
|of Hilo, Hawaii. deceased, inttstatc. Before MI
Justice +, :, lyman.
ON reading aud dliuc the petition OF Juuc r..
.Coan Of Hiio. OF the Island of Hawaii. alleging
|that samuel L. Coan, OF Hilo, Hawaii, died iu-
|ieSta;c at llilo, Hawaii, the 18th day OF iauu
lary. \. ID iSS5, and praying that letters OF Ad-
|miuiStration issue 90 Juiic T. Coan.
II is ordered that FRIDAY. the 18Th day OF
February, \. n. 1877, be and hereby is appointed
For hearing said petition before the said Justice
L II the Court Room OF this Court, 40 iiilo. at
(which time and place all persons concerned may
appear and show cause, n any they have, why
Said petition should not be g-Suted, and that
his order DC published IN the English and Ha-
|waiian languages for three successive weeks In
he HAWAIIAN GAzErrE and kuokoa newspapers
|u Honolulu.
Dated Hilo, II. L, January s6th, a. d. 1857.
F. :. LYMAN.
Justice CireuitiCourt, Sd Judicial District
III
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-02-08
SUPREME COURT OF THE

N - AhL4I1L4 SOOh1 UT LII II
|O Hawaiian Islands-In Probate In the mat
Per OF the Estate Of ]. W. $. AUMAI, Of HOnolu-
u, Oahu, deceased. Order appointing time for
Probate of Will and directing publication OF
notice Of the same
document, purporting to be the last will and
Testament Of j. W. s. Aumai deceased, having
on the 18th day Of January. 1887, been presented
10 said Probate Court, and petition for the pro
pate thereof, and for the issuance of letters OF
with the will annexed to s. Paa-
IAlapai,
II is hereby ordered, that MONDAY, the 9Th
pay OF February, 1887, at 10 o'clock A. NJ of said
hay at the Court Room of said Court at AIiiolan'
Hale: Honolulu be. and the same is, hereby ap-
|pointed the time fOI proving said Will and hear.
ing said application, when and where any persos
interested may appear and contest the said Will
ana the granting OF Letters Of Administration
II Is turther ordered, that a0Fiee thereof be
gwen 3{ publication, for three successive weeks.
"a me HAWAIIAN GAZETTE and Kuokoa newspa-
|peIs. printed and published in Honolulu.
Dated Honolulu January 18th 1857
EDWARD PRESTON
-, Justice of the Supreme Court.
Attest: HENRY SMITH
Deputy Clerk. 1ff9 3t
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-02-08
1}auaiian Q3azettG

EsT EC1Cs ~ EEsEs-
TUESDAY,, FEBECARE :. 1881
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TINE BOOK AND JOBPRINT-

: iDg d eTErT Description done with uesrue..
ID dispatch 81 he GAZETTE PCELIsHr,ss Co
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COURT OF TUF

Justice CircuiiFourt, sd Judicial District
MN III
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OIRCUIT COURT OF THE IA

Attest; uENRY SNrrH,
iiSi ~ Deputy Clerk.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-09-12
LEGAL.

VIRGINIA: In the Clerks Office of the Circuit
Court of Alexandria county, on the 9th day
of August 1887.
Mary a. Markham, complainant, VS.. Emma Hains,
Robert I. Lucas, trustee, S. F. Merrill and the
heirs of Joseph Markham, deceased, who are
psrties unknown, defendants. In chancery.
Memo. The object of this suit is to obtain from
The court construction of the last will and testa-
ment of Joseph Markham, deceased, and decree
that the complainant have fee simple estate in
the real estate and an absolute estate in the per-
sonal estate devised by said Joseph Markham; or
if life estate only should be decreed to said COM
plainant, then that the complainant's life estate
be commuted and ascertained and a sale of said
real and personal estate decreed, and complain-
ants interest be paid to her out of the proceeds of
such sale.
The defendants, the heirs of the said Joseph
Markham deceased, who are parties unknown,
not having entered their appearance and
given security, according to the act of AS
sembly and the rules of this Court and it
appearing by affidavit that they are par
ties unknown it is ordered that the
said defendants appear here within one month
after due publication of this order, and
do what is necessary to protect their interest
in this suit and that copy of this order be forth
with inserted in the Alexandria GAZETTE, news
paper published in the city of Alexandria, once a
week for four successive weeks, and posted at the
front door OF the Court House Of this county.
II. Fl. YOUNG, Clerk.
Edmund Burke, Solicitor for complainant
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